Senator Marc Bean has said he will stand by his statements on the failing education system, even if it costs him his career in politics.
Though he apologised to the Progressive Labour Party for publicly criticising the party's handling of public scho...
A parent has claimed the Ministry of Education does not do enough to serve children with special needs in the public school system.
And she further claims children are suffering because teachers and paraeducators are not trained to deal with students...
Twenty-seven teachers participated in a course designed to build leadership within the public school system.
Education Minister El James spoke in the House of Assembly to congratulate the 27 participants for completing the Aspiring Leadership Course....
Olympic sailing hopefuls, Zander and Jesse Kirkland, leave Bermuda this week bound for Europe where they take their campaign up another notch to qualify for the 2012 London Games in the 49er class.
First stop is one of the biggest events on the world...
Rolling their sleeves up every other Thursday afternoon a group of 12 teenagers take their seats in the Senate chamber and try to tackle the problem of child obesity in Bermuda. Appointed by Premier Ewart Brown, the National Youth Council said the pr...
If you've heard one too many "thanks, but no thanks" (or more likely nothing at all) from prospective employers, it may be time to consider retraining.
Retraining, or retooling, may be the answer to landing a rewarding new job in the economic downtur...
DATE: Jun 08, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other |
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Germany moves to save $96 billion by 2014
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BERLIN (AP) -- Germany will cut welfare benefits, introduce new taxes and shed government jobs to save as much as euro80 billion ($96 bil...
More and more men are aware of the need to test for prostate cancer, according to a cancer charity.
Rhonda Smith Simmons, of the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, said she feels the organisation's annual awareness campaigns have been making an impact...
A Government senator has apologised for criticising his party’s handling of the education system and claiming it had not made the grade.
Senator Marc Bean made an impassioned speech in the Upper House last week. He told senators the education system ...
A parliamentary select committee tasked with reviewing the implementations of the Hopkins Report has yet to table its report, more than a year after the committee was created.
The Joint Select Committee (JSC) on education began meeting in October 20...
